What do they mean by Flavor protection? does the mouthguard have a taste?
1832
Yes the mouthguard does have a flavor, mine was a blue raspberry. It's not strong like a 7 eleven icee. It just has a slight flavor so you don't taste plastic. I wore mine all the time when I played sports.
2225753
It comes with peppermint which is like a minty floss taste...and cherry. Both lose flavor within minutes if not less
548693
No rubbery taste that I've ever noticed. It's also removable, and can sometimes fall off accidentally. The item is still usable without it, but has a less-pleasant feeling in the mouth.
1429124
Contact the company and they can send you some more of the molding paste. The important thing is to work quickly when you are molding the mouth guard.
33099
Just follow the instructions and "boil & bite" like most other mouth guards. These mold to your teeth & mouth much better, though.
592306
Water & Pure probiotics. FDA approved as a food additive. NO scent, flavor, emulsifier, glycerin or other ingredients. Therefore, the mouthwash has no real flavor. The probiotics do their job by preventing bio-film, thereby preventing bad bacteria from forming. This is the important thing. Hope this helps.
551854
It fits much better if you do boil & bite. It's a great mouth guard. Nice protection.
1510361
Technically, yes. They'll work just the same--I've never chewed one up but I have bitten them for a smaller dose with no ill effects. They are uncoated, though, and it won't taste good. DISCLAIMER: Not a medical professional, just another shopper going by personal experience.
149921
Without posting a bunch of links to research, I would break it down into this: Most regular toothpaste have artificial sweeteners, flouride (which I have read can be harmful over time, and a bunch of other questionable chemical creations. On Guard has simple natural ingredients, with pure essential oils, which kill harmful bacteria, and are even good at fighting illness, through ingestion, topical contact and inhalation. On Guard is also sweetened with xylitol, made from birch trees, which has also proven to inhibit bacteria growth. (By the way, xylitol is also a great sugar substitute, being good for your teeth.)
519932
I think it may be too big. It even feels big for my mouth and I am 50. Perhaps you can check the over the counter mouthguards they sell for young athletes. Good luck.
450014
I'm sorry I can't help you. Mouthguard was too big and bulky and I could not use it at all.
1302281
Not speciffically a safety mouthpiece, although there is a little ridge where it does kind of snap into place. You would have to suck pretty hard before it would come out, so it most likely wouldn't happen by accident.
1455245
Yes it does come with two mouth guards. You will have to follow simple instructions on how to mold them to fit.
226316
Hello! While reviewing this product we found that it contains no additives for flavoring. The reviews indicate that it has virtually no taste.
1399392
Hmm...good? Is that a flavor? They are sweetish & maybe berry....either way they are not offensive like other brands I have tried. Some brands even hurt my mouth! These are great!
265400
I have a small mouth too as my dentist tells me. It fits fine. I find that as I grind the mouth guard it spreads a little which is still a good fit for my mouth. I tend to replace mine every other month. The best part is that it is BPA free. BPA raises your estrogen levels which too much causes cancer cells to activate.
63575
In my opinion it is personal preference. I asked people at my dentist's office about this and that was their opinion, too, i.e., that upper vs. lower didn't matter with respect to functionality (I asked the people that worked at my dentist's rather than the dentist, since my dentist isn't happy about patients using mouth guards that are not purchased through him). My daughter has been using a lower J&S mouth guard, while I have been using an upper J&S guard. We are both happy. The guards are both of them comfortable, and have been protecting against tooth wear, so both are doing what they are supposed to.